Tesla re-revealed the Roadster on Thursday — nine years after Elon Musk first said he'd revive the sports car. Here's what changed in that time.

Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla posted videos on Oct. 15 authentically showing the company's new "flying" car performing mid-air stunts.

Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster sports car, which can thrust itself in the air, among other engineering bells and whistles. But drivers shouldn't expect to take it for a spin anytime soon.Elon Musk's electric car company rolled out its second-generation Roadster at a Thursday event,

Tesla’s new Roadster went airborne using SpaceX-inspired thrusters. Here’s how the stunt worked and what buyers can actually get.

Tesla finally re-revealed the car it revealed 9 years ago, with significant updates and eye-catching new capabilities. Is it real or hype?

Tesla's new Roadster promises over 300 miles of range, down from the original 620-mile claim announced in 2017.

Tesla has finally unveiled Roadster 2.0—and it can fly, hit 60 mph in under 1.0 second, and comes in multiple increasingly wild versions.

Kitted out with SpaceX boosters, the leaping car is coming in 2028. Maybe.